Evanston / Las Vegas / Vancouver / Cleveland / Toronto / Washington / London / Chicago / /
Company
Boulevard Recording Studios / TOA Electronics / Richmond Sound Design / Ampex / RCA / The Golder Group / Armour / Commercial Electronics Ltd. / Bing Crosby Electronics / Kayron Incorporated / S. J. Begun / the AES / /
Continent
America / Asia / North America / Europe / /
Country
United States / Canada / Korea / United Kingdom / /
Event
Company Expansion / /
Facility
Ilinois Institute of Technology / MGM Grand Hotel / Illinois Institute of Technology / AInlour Institute of Technology / /
IndustryTerm
information technology industries / stainless steel wire / tape media / consumer electronics industry / sound systems contractor / Technology historians / theatrical sound equipment manufacturer / son-in-law / energy / ingenious solutions / control systems / electronics / magnetic media / /
Organization
Illinois Institute of Technology / Symphony Orchestra / IEEE / Institute of Technology in Chicago / Society of Motion Picture Engineers / Acooustical Society of America / /
Person
Charles Prickler / Isabelle / Peter Hammar / Wootten / Eleanor / Ray M. Dolby / Charles P. Ginsburg / Kaitchuck / Andrew Lloyd Webber / Galen Brandt / Jeff Benyman Vancouver / R. Ann Arbor / Damon / Marvin Camras / /
Position
jobbing bass player / research professor and senior scientific advisor / president / sound systems contractor / spinning head / author / leader / chairman / marketing manager / recordlplayback head / avid photographer / inventor and prolific writer / /
M arvin Camras, AES fellow, honorary member. and recipient of its prestigious Gold Medal Award, died of kidney disease on June 23, 1995, in Evanston, Illinois. He was 79 years of